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The word of herbalism was carried to Europe via crusaders, and texts were translated into Latin, which when printing was developed, information became more widespread, though only if you could read. So herbal folklore passed on from generation to generation, by word of mouth. In 16th century John Gerard published in 1597 "Herbal or General Historie of Plantes". He had been greatly influenced by great medical scholar Paracelsus.
Now in recent time medical fraternity is becoming aware of benefits of some of these ancient methods, and in United Kingdom some areas are becoming available on National Health System. I would invite you to visit sites included in www.magicure.com and see for yourself benefits that are available.
A UK war-pensioner happy to be leading a healthy life.